The K-doped Co−Mn−Al mixed oxide deN 2 O catalyst was prepared by calcination of Co−Mn−Al layered double hydroxide, subsequent impregnation with KNO 3 , and shaping into tablets of 5 mm × 5 mm. Tablets were tested for N 2 O decomposition in pilot scale reactor connected at the bypassed tail gas from the nitric production plant downstream of the SCR NO x /NH 3 catalyst with the aim to perform kinetic measurements. Special attention was paid to study the changes in the catalytic performance, which was monitored using both the long-term catalytic test and the comparison of physical−chemical properties of the fresh and used catalyst. The changes in the surface composition, caused by the time-on-stream operation for 112 days in the pilot reactor, provided stable catalytic performance; average value of N 2 O conversion of 90 ± 6% at 450 °C was kept (GHSV = 11 000 m 3 m bed −3 h −1 ). The obtained kinetic data were applied in modeling of a fullscale reactor for the N 2 O emissions abatement and can be used for estimation of the amount of the catalyst necessary for obtaining required N 2 O conversion in the target plant.